I'm wondering if anyone would be interested in sharing googling tips. For instance, when I'm trying to use a tool I've never used before, I google for "tutorial OR howto <whatever>". For example, this weekend, I was trying to figure out rsync, so I googled for "tutorial OR howto rsync". Note that the "OR" is in capitals. That tells google to use it as a logical operator rather than as a search term. So google will look for documents with either 'tutorial' or 'howto' and the word 'rsync'. But I'm thinking other people might have little tricks they use to find stuff on google. Actually, another great tip is just to use google. I always google before asking a question here. First of all, it saves time for the readers of this list. But secondly, you often get more complete answers via google. People have taken the time to document a lot of these things because of google. In other words, people create docs so that other people can find them with google. Naturally, those documents tend to be more complete than what someone would type in in response to an email question.
